Graham Bernard
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You can’t render a Vegas file. A Vegas file is the Project file. You render Events on the Vegas Timeline.
When you go to “Render as” what options do you see in the drop down Menu?
If you have VP9 installed, do you see QT as an option in that?
Grazie
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Has the option of applying Izo as Plugin, directly to each Event, still within Vegas? That would remove the necessity from having to migrate Events to and from Izo. Could be worth exploring.
Grazie
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I think you’ve hit the nail on the head. Somewhere amongst the up and down converts you’ve saddled yourself with an out of kilter format mismatch. Slowly audit and review just what you’ve done – I’m thinking along the lines that somewhere in there an upcomvetted SD generated media is holding an SD flag and that is not playing ball with your final DVD render. Does that make sense.
When Jonny wakes up an gets back here he may very well put his searchlight-like logic finger on it. Apologies for the mixed metaphor.
Grazie
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What is the original Font size are you using and how much of the Frame are you using? Have you zoomed in? The “stepping” on the edges is indicative of zooming heavily in on a small font size. I’m guessing that that’s the same issue you’ve got with the T? Are you using Pan/Crop or Track Motion to zoom in?
Grazie
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And non-nested Events, within the same Project? How do they compare? What format are you rendering to? And from what?
If you have VP9 installed, could you try that too?
Grazie
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Graphics Tablet?
Trackball?
Grazie
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2 questions for you.
Why do you want to do it?
How was the audio recorded?
Grazie
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DVDA is very cautious about what may or may not be falling into the non-safe area.
If you go back to the view of your layout, enable the Safe Area dotted rectangle and look really carefully to ascertain just what is on it or crossing it. You’ll find it, it’ll be there.
Grazie
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32bit here. MBL in 10c is fine.
Grazie
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Ok, that’s the background, what’s the question?
Grazie